In this issue

Highlights of India Today 04th September 2017, issue:

This week's Cover Story gives a behind-the-scenes account of the showdown between former Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka and co-founder Narayana Murthy, and what lies ahead for the Indian IT bellwether Infosys.
The Big Story focuses on the Blue Whale Challenge, the deaths it has caused so far, and how Indian children are coming in the embrace of the dark net, which goes far and beyond just this one suicide 'game'.
A special segment on triple talaq discusses whether the Supreme Court's verdict was a landmark ruling or an infringement of religious rights, and how it may have opened a new can of worm.
The West Bengal page talks about how Mamata Banerjee's closest confidant, Mukul Roy is no longer in Didi's good books. With Mukul dismissing claims of joining the BJP, the story discusses his next move.
The issue also comes with two free magazines: Woman, and Simply Kolkata.

Inhuman Error

The gangmen repairing a section of the tracks near Muzaffar nagar in Uttar Pradesh thought they had enough time to bolt back a section before an incoming passenger train arrived.

2 mins

Rocky Reunion

An alliance nudged along by the BJP may not be enough to save the AIADMK.

7 mins

The Body As Canvas

All the world’s become a stage for performance artists in India as they push boundaries, both personal and political

6 mins

A Scholar's Long Shadow

Author Amitava Kumar spoke with India today about his new book, the immigrant experience and remembering Bihar. Excerpts:

3 mins

Daring, Driven And Different

If restaurateur Shafeena Yusuff Ali, Founder, Tablez Food Company, has the entrepreneurial spirit in her genes, Aditi Balbir as founder of V Resorts, started from scratch. Sisters Pooja Shetty-Deora and Aarti Shetty of Adlabs Imagica want to change the face of entertainment destinations, while Neha Motwani, of Fitternity, is redefining the rules of fitness. Passionate, brimming with ideas, our 10 business women show us what it means to take challenges head on.

8 mins

The Code Against Cruelty

Women’s rights lawyer flavia agnes breaks down the law and shares her insight on the use and misuse of section 498a of the indian penal code

3 mins

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